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[QUOTE="BroadwayVa, post: 2496822, member: 6118"]
My case is that ND did nothing wrong in requesting a waiver--checking a box or writing a case for the waiver, regardless of the contents of the case presented using the greats of whoppers--is not in and by itself WRONG, illegal, maybe a bit immoral--presenting a case is valid. Nothing can be seen or manipulated in believing to be wrong with that process.  If so please fully explain .
The fault, if there is any, solely belongs to the governing (the people that control) body. They make decisions, not the school (not ND) supposedly basing that decision on NCAA rules, regulations, traditions. The case presented must be along those guidelnes--if not then it is not a valid request for waiver.  
I can see nothing in this process that indicates that any school, ND or otherwise, presenting a waiver has in anyway done anything wrong.  Can you??
I don't need to know the players involved only that the number was deemed insufficient, due to some process---that too is not ND's choice---Hey NCAA we only have 4 players, we need a waiver to take on 11 more right now---most people would think they'd say--that's your problem.
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